Eau Belle D'Azzaro

What a fool I’ve been... For not cherishing this while I had it. Now my bottle’s almost gone. 😿 It’s been around nearly 30 years (30!) and I just thought it’d never leave. Like, I didn’t even know it was discontinued? WHY? Gotta haunt fragrance graveyards and eBay listings ASAP. In my book, Eau Belle is the best goddamn summer freshie I’ve ever worn. This isn’t just another beach spritz. Not “fresh” like some overpriced cucumber mist. Not some synthetic grapefruit nightmare. It’s juiced-up, citrus-charged, summer-in-your-lungs relief. A cold-shower-in-a-heatwave kind of salvation. 🧊 Wear this on a hellishly hot day, when your skin’s about to boil off and your brain’s already fried, and it’ll revive you. Like AC on your soul. Yuzu, one of my absolute favorite notes, bursts in like citrus champagne — bright, sparkling, a little exotic. Not your limp lemonade-girl citrus. More like a lime in a dirty gin fizz. And then... peach, a glimmer of honey, softening it all like golden light hitting your collarbones. A little soft. A little warm. Just right. And here’s the kicker: there’s no spice listed, but she’s got bite. She’s got edge. A peppery-green snap, the kind that wakes you up and reminds you you’re still alive. It’s sharp without being sour. Sweet without being dumb. Clean without screaming “laundry.” 🌿💚 And that bottle? What a mood. A stack of bubbles, whoa. Looks like a cartoon potion and I adore it. Silly. Fun. Gorgeous. The glass itself has bubbles trapped inside like a time capsule of effervescence. It really stands out in my collection. No minimalist beige rectangle could ever compete. Don’t come at me with “basic” or “simple.” Eau Belle has depth, but it’s not trying to be anything. It just is. A perfectly balanced, stupidly affordable freshie with more personality than half the overpriced “sunlit bergamot” clones out there. If this dropped today under a niche label with a weird name, €240 price tag, and some artsy PR blurb, everyone would eat it up and beg for more. But instead, it quietly disappeared like it didn’t matter. But it mattered to me. This scent reminds me why I love perfume. Why I write. Why I keep chasing that moment when something touches your skin and makes you smile — every single time. What joy feels like. What summer should feel like. 🍾🫧💔 4.5/5 — sparkling white sangria in a bottle. Citrusy, cooling, criminally overlooked. She’s the perfume equivalent of that one ex you still miss but have to act like you’re over. She fizzed. She stunned. She vanished. And I’ll never move on. Eau Belle forever.

Lots of haters below, but I'm loving this little bubble bottle! I added Roberto Cavalli Paradiso to the "reminds me of" section. They have similar profiles (citrus + evergreen) but at this moment I actually like Eau Belle a little more - it has a warmth that Paradiso lacks, probably from the honey and amber in the base. For comparison to other "freshies", I recently sold my Versace Versense, and Gucci Bamboo also leaves me a little cold. However, I must love yuzu because I freaking adore Boucheron Place Vendome EDT, which has a prominent yuzu note at the opening, as does this. BUT! :: My love notes above are for the test I did on my pulse points. I just tested a little on my shirt and that smells very different. There, I do I pick up the cleaning product smell described by others. Also, it does not last long - of course. But it was worth a few dollars for the cute little bubble mini!

how come people are still buying this perfume. I live in Turkey and been asking to find this perfume for a long time and everybody says it is not produced anymore... can anybody point me as to where to buy it or the perfume is still produced legitamately. I have used this perfume in high school and still obsessing over it! I want it so bad :D

The very best scent for sweltering hot weather ever. The cedar and cypress really are bracing. It's not just a commercially attractive bottle, but one that reassures you that you'll soon have cooled off. I don't know if it's still being sold in stores, but it's still around online.

I first tried this perfume in the middle 90's and I still like it. In my opinion, the citrus,chypre and floral scents are very well-balanced,fact that makes its smell catchy. Grate for summer days. I 'm happy with its lasting power too.

Very citrusy, but yet a subtle scent , probably the peach notes makes that effect , softens the overall smell . This is the fragrance that makes you on a good mood when it's sunny outside and you don't want to go to job :P

Smells like summer, and would be refreshing to wear on a hot summer’s day. Like a well mixed gin and tonic with lots of lime, and a slice of cucumber. Refreshing.

Why did they have to discontinue this? I would not call it floral but it is an open uplifting scent like the ocean so fresh spicy is about right.

Thank you for the fast reply! Unfortunately it is out of stock right now. But i will be checking that site frequently :)

I have a bottle from 1995. It is one of my first perfumes. By accident. I was very young... I simply memorised this scent. It stands on my vintage vanity these days as a nice memory of life. Reminding me of times without worries and generally better times... If that exists. When I started to study perfumes as a user and collector I got the opinion that this particular perfume name could be a memory. This smell wakes those feelings of memory. Not memories but memory. It smells like memory. I have flashes of memory smelling it. Streets. Sun. Rain. Newspaper. Leaves falling. Bread smell... Flashes. Unconnected. So nice. Beautiful. Perfumes from this era are/were much better than what is pushed and sold these days. Even the simple ones, like this one, are still better than what we have nowadays. They were composed better. Blended better. In general, that's enough to get the good perfume. I consider this perfume one of the best in its range. The top notes are Yuzu, Bergamot, Mandarin Orange and Peach; Wonderful fresh opening with very wet aldehydes and subtle ripe peach skin note. Warm. Layered with citrus notes! Very well blended. Impressive. And lasting. These top notes don't disappear. They remain. Traces float over the rest of the composition. The middle notes are Freesia. The favourite flowers, for many of us: these delicate, multi-coloured flowers smell so radiantly sweet and airy, with an almost nose-tingling freshness – and a hint of citrus in there somewhere, too. Yet try as they might, perfumers have never been able to capture the scent of freesias. As perfumer Alienor Massenet explains, ‘Freesia in perfumery is an imaginary reconstitution – but the smell is gorgeous.’ So: it’s produced synthetically, adding a hint of green sweetness – and airiness – to fragrance creations. Alienor adds: ‘It’s smells like tea, actually.’ Freesia works perfectly to complement the lily of the valley, peony, and magnolia but is rarely the shining star of the perfume itself. Freesias get their name from a German doctor, from Kiel in Germany – Friedrich Heinrich Theodor Freese (1795-1876). A plant collector (who went by the equally glorious German name Christian Friedrich Ecklon) honoured his friend by calling the flower (which originated in Africa) ‘freesia’ (perfumesociety) Cyclamen was first introduced to the perfume industry in the 1980s, originating in Europe, the plant's native region. Its popularity as a fragrance note has grown exponentially, due to its distinctive sweet, floral, and green scent. In perfume, cyclamen has a floral, green, and slightly spicy scent. It is described as fresh, delicate, and reminiscent of lilies or roses with a hint of pepper. False Jasmine; The scent of this admired flower is rich, sweet, fruity, and sensual, and it's often seen as a symbol of seduction, femininity, and love. It's intoxicating floral. All of that lying down over Base Notes. Base notes are Cypress, Cedar, Honey and Amber. Nice, calm, refreshing dry down. Long lasting. Like memory.

First time I saw it in the sale box, I thought something was wrong with the bottle which have bubbles like a rejected perfumebbottle so didn't buy it, but after some research at home, it seems to be it is design that way, so next visit I spritz a bit on my wrist and whooow, its very bitter sour and just like other said to be like a lime soap or dishwasher soap, I just put it back. 3rd visit, I tried it again and this time I spray and let it dry for a while. After it dried I still smell mainly the lemony zesty but in much more nose friendly and refreshing way so I bought it. Somehow It does not last on my skin. compare to the opening which is so much like citrusbomb all in the air, it dries down with very soft citrus scent, so when I smell my wrist again when it dried, sometimes I questioned my nose, is this the dried down scent or just a memory of the opening that still stays inside my nose and my mind, so i keep on trying to smell the dried scent... but, it just gone so quickly and I have to start spritz it over again, hahahaha. Still, I love wearing it, especially in the morning for a fresh start.

This is a European summer vacation in a bottle for me. On my skin, this works only in hot dry weather. Humidity will make this scent too oppressive and cool air "freezes" the scent, not allowing it to open up and reveal itself. Imagine a leisurely stroll down a sandy lane in a seaside resort on a sunny day. Coming up to a cypress tree and plucking one of the "fruits/nuts" from the branch and crushing it with your fingers. That bitter smell combined with dry lemon/yuzu rinds in the background is Eau Belle D'Azzaro.

Pleasant, light and basic citrus for summer but performance is not great. It's only detectable nose to skin within a half hour of spraying liberally. Maybe a bit more in high summer heat. It was $20 so I don't mind using a lot but I was disappointed in that sillage. The scent is very nice and clean, slightly sweet. I don't find it spicy at all. Despite the aquatic theme of the bottle I don't really see this an having an aquatic quality. It's all citrus to me. I do like the cute, unusual bottle.

It was my fave at highschool I can ́t tell how many bottles I ́d finished but all my savings from summer part-time jobs were straight for buying this stuff!!! Guys used to fell for it as I remember. I guess it represented what I was then. It is a nice non offensive citrusy one. It made think of placid lakes,bunches of friends and lots of fun... Grate for an starter scent, It suits women of any age, very casual a mood lifter and feminine as well....

Very easy to wear. Light and clean and fresh. For me it is one of those scents that when you pass someone on the street wearing it you want to inhale deeply. Great for summer as it is cheery and bright. Not long lasting though. I agree that it would suit any age group. If you are tired of the sweet /vanilla and heavy floral fragrances out there this may be one to try, if you can find it!

Its colour made me believe i would try an aquatic perfume... instead this was a creamy-fruity-floral-citrus and actually a very good one, with long lasting power of about 7 hours... I think the honey smoothes the cypress and makes it very calming, although still invigorating. However, there's nothing bitter or sour about it! Nice blend and aromatotherapeutic for gals as well as boys!!

Une belle proposition estivale avec une ouverture hesperidee pétillante et fraîche qui laisse respirer une cœur floral dominé par le freesia . Bien que mixte, je l'ai plus souvent sentie portée par des femmes.

Fresh and light, the color of the perfume desribes its scent alright, I'm so proud to have this one cos I won it on a magazine contest by writing a short jingle of eau belle which is said to be very cheerful.

I had this perfume when I was younger. It's fresh and a little bit sweet. I like this perfume and I've gone through 2 bottles. Perfect on a hot day in the summer.

Very sharp cypress scent. I can't even bring myself to wear it at hope for a little pick-me-up - cypress is so loud and there's nothing there to soften it.